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~i • , . • 1 :z; . 40 47' -. ...:-.;<'t '.',? - t,y, . , . . , , ,r., 4 3,,. t • _ -,, w . 4 ',,.....• .A. , . ',,,,, i'• , 't 1' „. %,,1. ' `;' , / 4, ' .(,..: • . 4 04r;,';:-. •ik\ ,_ - .. E ...„..„... - ktrZ , ; - 7.: , W 3 1,- - 4.A . ..P.TA , . . • - 1.3. , ;.1 . - , I ..)r .1,,i‘1.r(1- 11 1, , is 0 < •Zi-,-:-. ~A3;oll:KtirtrAfta j.,1, ; 0 ,4, k : . 43...... - j N . . • : ~ ... , ........,...„. .4, . ~ ..,..1..., , . \._ 6..- -., ,, n,.. 1 4.&-..... t . , • ~ . o ‘ . (i, t . , --. z .- --- i . . . . , . . r - ' - --- 1 „ Z .4 v 4 . '3; !•;., , : A - ... At , t: 74.ViO tr k kW CtS\;, Nu:unE ß TUESDAY; OVEMBER 27, 1810. EPRICE-t 4 Ik.PENCr. Ye -- - _. .._~..:~:.~ ~-mot,.:, COiVIRACT fORMINNERS' II'ARkY AND LIQUOR- TH EATRE ROYAL, COCrif.isir-GARDEN. ARROW EVENING, IST6v. 8; 1810, sk i atte:t the Comedy ot AS YOU LIKE IT. Amick's, Mr. IN CI, IL DON ; I , ;ENIIILL ; Orlando, Mr. C. KV.MBLE ; TOticilbtone, Mr. FAWCETT ; Rosalind, Mrs; H. JOHNSTON ; - Celia, Miss BOLTON Audrey, Mrs. C. K E Mi3l. E ; • Hymen, Mrs. L% TON., To which will be added, the G mid Historic antoiniroe Drama I ENGLISII AND F OREI?;N PUBLIC LIBRARY, Conduit-street, Ilanover-sipare. Annual SubSeribers at. . . k 5 5 are entitled to 15 BooksinTownand3o in the Country': 4 4 - - - - 12 - - • - 21 3 3 -Further - •- g NrticularS to be had of tire Librarians. COI,BURN most respectfully solicits the Pa twnage of thOse Lathes and Gentlemen ‘vho have not itireat.ly subscribed to this Institution, and hts the. iionour to intuttt them and the I•uhlie . at large, that he will shoitly publish an A P PEN I)IX-to his prLant extensive Cataltig , ie, which will comprise alt the. new ar.d'intere,..ing:Works, French, English, &e. that have appeared to this time. hooks sent to Subscribers (in Boxes) to all parts of the Kingdom. EL) I. E/I 1 . ;1 . .it . 2 V Office,. Nov. z 6, tB7l. THE Principal CFFICERS—atid COMMIS -17 SIGNERS of His-Ali-I:IEST Y'S A/WY Lele4y give Mtke,Tbat ottrharsd4, 1 1 . , e Woof Decon.ic.r next, at One o'Clock, thy will be ready to trew with such Persons ac.,m.sy he willing.to Co Irma for supplying ilis sevfral Yards- at Deptio,d, tt oolwichi Chatham, .S . Leerness, P,rtostwab, and 116.frsfoutboor au, one cr :note of them Ihith ANINERS' WARES and. LI. Qp() RED LEATII ER. • Sampiec of the, Ariicles qd a Form of the Tender m.iybesseen at this O f fice. IVo,lende; will 6e received ape? One o'clock on the of Treaty, nor alp n,ticed, :oda the Party, or ,r r. "Vint for bim, attends. . . I;B1T Jsx £IIr7IMV ACTICAL OBSEVV , ATIfiNS. 't. l ll TIM rtO r ifT OF Titia it LLIOn . CO3 . IIIIITTEE. BY CH A.1.1t4S BOS.A.,:s.iQUETA ADAMS ON TIIE' GLOBES, The Tin rtietit Edition, Oaavo;mith.Fourt:icn Plates, price 7s. in hoards. T- 1 ADAMS, GLOB , E; MATHEMCCAL, and 0 Pt I CAL I NSTRIJ ER to his M ije3ty, to his Royal Highness the Prince of:WaleS, be);s leave resliectrully to acquaint his Vrii.:tals and the Public, that the above Work was this day publish:a. and may be had ..at hiS House, and at all BoOksellos tluou6h out the Kingdom. legit-street. • fy Tender must be acconipan;ed by a Letter addressed to the AlaY &ard, and signed by two responsible Pci•sran, engaging so berme b , nnd with the Pen g,: tendering, in the Sure of 5601, fur the (hie perpmance t:1 each of the Con:raßs. • ;0 5t tier/ o ttlf 1) 1.363 L 'Y • alic r . . eti 0 1 . 'tie 1 '; .3v°l 'o• 1, FU a nd di oe . I cos t , t 1 t.3 „lef- c boo b ; Pr i t 4b e tic et t y. 0 0 1 r. o n i t i• The P ki with )"•• 0 , f e4 ;11..11013' )00 )oo ) Or .1 ) sale yrs t f or, .iocc: 0' ›. 5 5 O C the Cp . ' I 0 1 iv 6A itb _ irtioc a t o p il i ; F V o tli °I 1 , - r ; of Cil l ti c e l t;s p.i o ti plaee dad SeC °ll' Sler• fli t i„ th e vis it t°,ol a_ wiAr a Jo) ] a l ; 0 vartio 11 ri.....>„/ , s . Pr' r, S 1 ' 2 2 . 7 j t Con 6s ' 67 iost , 67 `)\o% LA. PEROUSE ;* • • Or, THE DES.)LA FE I.LANI). Europeans. Perouse (the Navigator), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Ilieddore tSun of PerouSe), Miss %V KG MAN ; Conga, Mr P. TAY Li ) ; - Madame Perouse, Mrs. i'INCOTT "loltnpanzec(a . n of the I)esotate Island), Master MORELLI Natives of a lielgilbOutillg Island. Rank() ovult,r to U in3a), Mrsui.lNlA LD I ; 1 , 13 1 ac 'tor Ultlaa, P ItK ER. • , , •ev4 n e ,% - . - o i t t t.:" . l xts ta be. takenßratulon, at the 1,11 in Prince's-place, Hart• stiect, trom Teri our. 6 0x` - • '7'• Second- price 3s. 6d. 7 --Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price s ezo _•ower ts. Second price, is 7 -Upper Gallery is. 6d> ; -Nu Money to be returned. I_9 l e pours wr'llte cpened at Half past Five, and the Play uct: t t ) ti at Halt pa,.t tewnjhurSday will be performed, •for the' first time, with ""skc, Scenes, ljr,,scts and Decotations, a Graaid vi e ca l Opera, in Tlitqc.:Act ' s, tounded on the Play of Tile s r ? of the North called Gustavus Vasa; with The vu'i l d Child.— tin Saturday, King Henry the Eighth THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. (Under the Authority o f t h e Loit D L. Al N.) THIS PRESENTEVENING; - NOV. 27, 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will act the Comedy of • THE CONFEDERACY. Gripe,. Mr. MATHEWS ; Mme}-trap, Mr. Do W TON ; Brass, Mr. MELVIN ; Mr PALNiER; NIADDOCKS; lessamin, Mr. CHATTE R.LEY ; Clarissa, l‘liss DUNCAN ; Araininta, Miss 130" ICE ; ' Corinna, Mrs. Ei tV% I • • F.ippatitJ, ' R ; !NM Aintct, • Mrs. SVARKS ; - Mrs. Cloggei, Miss 'VI USW ELL. 1 ° Which will be audea, toe Musical Entertainment of TIU RlVth\V ; 0r,.11.1E ;‘‘•..v,s OF . 00 i 4DSO.It. „ Mr. Deputy BuP, Mr. PENSoN ; Captain Beaugard, Mr. . S H ; Looney Mact.vulicr, Mr .1011 N sT ON E ; lculti. Lump, Mr OXIIEIOt Y ; Caleb Qtiotemd, Mr. MATHEWS ; Charles Williams, ; Crime Gaylove, Mts. ORG Ekt ; Lucy. Mrs. BLAND ; Plicehe, Miss KELLY. t t i) ,. a l ateS to he taken or Mr. Sprini . „ the Boit-Office in the ltd Entrance Ot' whom may also be had Private 13oxes Cdtekes, 6s. Second. rice is.—Pit 3s. (xi. Second-price,2s.d— ee Oki Secund.priee is.— Upperl;allery - ~ . . f onni 1 ) oars to be opened at Half past Five, .and tl:e Per _ tu rne :re to begin at Hall past Six.—Na Money to be re . 13,r1°•tr.)rro.ws i The Cabinet nith•Two Strings to your On l'lorsday, The Merry Wives of Winds or ; atter fo,lt- .: 11 1 he produced a new MUSICJI '1" arce, called Trans • - U ti s "' ° ". or, Liiv,e. Jl.ti .- n riday , The Hy pocrite. aturd..y, 'rile Country Girl. - .. . • r . •- -- NEW' •4jlSl-1 rell'rns his.lbost ivaletul Thanks to the tei .1' üblie for - th;-ir thibouhried favours 'in the Last 1.0t 5i1r,,,40,1 respectfully akluaints thi.in . that TICK! TS . and bt r , , K . E - S for the N EW LO !TERN'. to'be draWn the ;silt to T Z F- XT t Ebßu A RY, arc now ,selling at both his truly 1 ) e'"„ nae - t/Hii es, mtich (Alcune' • than last Lottery, as may by by the i.tiowingo;mpaitsun of VriCt:t: .. Ti k h SENr Lo - rrERY. • . • LAST LOTTERY. It, -et • • . km. o o Ticket . . . ,C 2.2. is o S,l ll ll . to is (,*.lfall . . • , Ii 14 o ~.., atte r . . . ''t,hth sg 6 Quarter . . • 5 1 9 0 . •• . 2zs 6 . Lightli .. . . .2 19 6 41x teehth • I s 0 Sixteenth . . tto 6 The Lottery consists of -.Nora) Tickets, numbered troth 1 t o 2 s °, ocss, an entire New Plan. - ti Fheies - wit Particulars may be had gratis at e ither ' of " - s n .ol l lices, h where, in the last Lottery, Two 1 rt4es of 1 ,3 4 01 . and Five Priz.es of to;000l. with. Thirty other Ca the' P rize..., were sort} in Snares within twelve Months, and Notiey Nit: 01% 1.4e,"4" at • I\lo. 4. CORNH'ILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. - • , • NEXT MONTH, DECEMBER 4,•ttie GRAND h : : 1 "I' Y , LOTTEIt.Y will thaw in Guildhall, London. tt , C apital Property, situate in Skinner-street awl Picket t. amounts in value to upwards of One llundred-1 Pounds,!and is the last o pportunity the Public can ever M. a ve of obtaining a valuable reehold, Land-tax redeemed , r • : „ , • 1 ) 3 . there are Twenty-tive Capital Prizes. ' Price of a Ticket . • ZS is o' • .11tilt • . Z 4 mz o 1 Eighth . 4 Quarter . 2 7 0 sixteenth . ,12. 0 sup tcKets and Shares, are selling, at No. is and z 6, Skinner. of 7, Snowhill ; 13, Pickett-street ;6, Aldgate, corner c'undstinch ; 419, 0).1(4d-street ; 120. Strand ; and 5, CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY. TICKETS are Selling for the CITY FREEHOLD ,„ 10. 1'TERY, at both the Old list.nlislicci 011 ices of 4, Cornhill and Ch a ring-crois. %Vitae N‘t) °6%,,e,e . t/t°t the Vour Prizes of 9 01z0,0001. in the Lottery just filtish d, • sold and shared ; also 2,355, a Prize of 2,0 /al. ; and 13. 71 *Prize of t,oool. in Shares.—The City Lottery bet;in's ln4 December 4, Ai°. Two Th 9 Grand Hotel in SiOnner-street,value 25,6001. and ..other Capital Priz e s, we r e sold in shares, by blbH, in ." List City Lottery, and paid in full. • BRANSCOMI3- AND CO. I SIVEWRIGHT, surviving Partner and sole tel i. Concluder. respedfully informs the Public they , s ar . e 1,. 111 8 T 1 KETS and. SHARES in the CITY. LO IL . Wi to be drawn in. Four Days, in Guildhall, the First 1. 1 4 Y to, be the 4th of December next. .It contains l l reehold te..Luses to the value of 100,0001. as certified by three iespect .,,u_i' Surveyors ; and they hope their usual good fortune will iltill!ral their Purchasers at their Olu Offices, No. 37, Corti ,th 1 ; No. 1 Holborn ; and No. Haymarket ; where tv e Y sold in iSog and LSI° alone, Six Prizes of 2,0,6001. Tlur fite;vo of t 0, 0 ,301, of inferior Capitals: also the first 30,0bD1. ~„ , ' 4 t. 2 5,0c01. an 4 besides d the only 40,00. No. 3,615, ° producing 24,7631. and uthers . dt . Soo Tickets, `t- This Day was published, price is. AN: -APPEAL to the PUBLIC in Behalf of NICIIOL.J.S TOMLINSON, Esq. a Captain in his Majesty's Navy. London; Printed forubert Baldwin, .17, Pateriroster rOW. • This Day was published, in 061.1y0, 14rice 75. pI.N ACCOUNT of toe BRITISH SETTLE ment of HONDURAS ; being a bad ; Vinv of as Conanercial and -Agricuitural Resources, Sail, CliniJte, Natural History, &c. with a NI:i1). To which are added, Sketches of the Mariners and Customs of the Mosquito dianS, preceded by the Journal_ of a Voyage to the Mosquito shore. By Captain HE N DE RSON, of his Majesty's. slit West Lelia ReOpent. , London : Y rint:d for Robert Balthvin,. 47, Paternoster- TO . . LAW OF PIITIIF.S. ThisThy.'.vas publiblied, in royal Odavo, price On. • MIIE PRINCIPLES And LAW of TITHING, intended if& only tor A' tofpsso . 6 of the Law, but tnr alt Persons interestLd in Tithes; and illustrated by I:c:fa ences to the ino,it leading and recent Tithe Cases. liv F. P'LOW DEN,. Esq. 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There wilt be a feW tat ge copies, price 31, boards. • . ':: OMER S'E'l SI-i I RE. 1 ' TO :',i'.. SOLD ill ; A 1.1 C 11 ON,. At th•:. Red I..kat Inn, in Sonirton, on Twsday, the'Ohlt I.),:ceinher, -tS to, .at• Three 0'C1,,,:k, in the A IternAin, . 'IN ONE LOT, THE Gipi , ziratid very I inprpv.abie REc-rontAL MANOR and PARSONAUE ut St)NILR roN ; cow- . prising a substantial Stone-built and tiled Ddelling.house, with capacious Barns and Out-builditigs, and sundry Lands in Demesne, also the several Man.rialTritnents, and Latuis g:,,n4ed by Leases and Copi:.-s of Co,;ri. itc,;l, toguthcr iaitti the "ritlies•orail kind,; of Coro, I' n li.e, and ltay, 7 - oising,-re.. newing, adkt yielding Tithe within toe , said l'atish of smi l er. ton, extending tr, , cr het ween Six and Seven Thousand Acres ' ut illOci.:d :Ina cuitivAted 1.50, it, a progressive state of 1 in- provemenr, held nutter the -.Dean and Clrapter of the• Cath- - drat Church of Bristol,' by Lease, for three t :,ood Livt2s: ' '. Printed Particulars are reedy, and may be had at the :'lace of Sale, oi : ut iir. l'ednle, the poisent Tenant, at the Per-• 1 soilage I louse ; at iliJ %Vinte'Lion .1 on, Bdli ;•4;cOrge Inn, Taunton ; .Geage Inn. Ilminster ; SIV3II Inn, Wells ; and Blue Blue Vail no, I Ichester ; of Geor„e South, E,..q.. Laviiirton Cottage, near ijcv,Z,s; loin, stmly Sinati,. I.sq. 2 , , Red Lion.Nquani, London or of W : hond,* Land Sul veyur, Ax - t tninst..:l, . . . • ' . c; f.E~UL I Mb fICINLS -•-•- • - NEWI3ERY — and SONS, No. 45, ..St. Paul's FCo , . borcovrod,.,London, or - No. 29„- Daine•b I reef, ' Dublin, Proprietors of. Dr. James's Powder, antl other valuable Preparations, inform the Ptiblic, that in conse. , titteoce of the New Duties, the priCe . ot that Nledicineis as.. 4 - . ls tia-PAO:ct, or il. is. 6d. per Dozen, or • a Dozen in . a.-Bottle, it. 4s. ,as made up for the Arta; anti Navy .; but, tilker,ve t.itat tire words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,'", . are engraved in the Stamps. • Tbe trillowing.sre the Prices of their Medicines, duties inclkpled ; but ,those who purchase six, or more, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. , • . - . .s. d.. s. d. Dr..james'S powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 )t). Analeptit; Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Baik 4 0 Ditto AntikkilioKs.Pills 2 9 litr.ham's ditto - 3 0 r Dr.Austln's Chalyheste 4 o :Knglish Col Le. - - 2' 9 14. ''..::.er's o,podeldoc z 9 Essence of Ginger, - 2 9 Do. COnvulston Oil - 7. 6 1 oglisit's - Scots Pills f 16 I t E i) s o ; C ellG t e tn o i l dil .c m ol el ti L o ros '1 t p 3 9 6 C I i ie , t ec l a t c en ua lla ni t i l a s' L S i alt e s 2 na . e - s - 1 . 94 ..Ir. 1 - t.eakce's Dentifrice 4 o Dr, Solantice sTea - 2 9 • The Cephaic'Snull - t t 6 Henry's Magnesia .... z 6 Lozengts ut Blois - I 11' Maredaht's Drops - 5 '6. Glass's Magnesia •. - -:••, 6 Spilshory"s ditto .. s 6 Leo's Liniment - - 5 o Gran t ' s Co ug h dittb r 6 ; Asthiiratie Balsam - 2 9 G wenovigli's t inctures t it-, Tonic Pills a -, -• --2 9 -Ditto Tulu Lozenges I q, Dr. lloopo's Palls •.. 1 i Soothing Syrup - 1 9 , Ant:ple allowance to. Merchants, &C. for Exportation. • .. , ---------- A CERTAIN DISORDER. . ~.. , Dft. FREEMAN'S Gtirrt.l.- SALUTARIS. rE value of this infallible Medicine has been o long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with, it, in All the ditlerent stages of a certain -Disease, which it elfeelually eures,•and eradicates from. the habit, %vittiout exciting the paintul feelings and ex..: posure.that 'attends Salivatittn, withoutdehilitating the Con., stitution in any. degree, Or even requiring confinement from business,. or restriction .ur diet . The ratlic.ft virtues of these nwsflniable Drops nave proved their claim to public appro. batiim, for thrice thtil t ;,irty )e,ts, in all the debility of both Sexes they • prove a • t icver-foifing-itesiorative, whether thd debility is produced by too ft,e use of , Mercury, by iilicit pica:in:es, or the eileets of a warm climate. To Travellers; and those going arquat, t1 . 1c , .y cannot cite recommended too strongly, as they wiif recetvi a sate, speedy, , and complete, Cure, in all old stubb4r&A . Gleets, and troy Weakness that alfects the Liadder anal Org,rns of Urine. .tiy its etficacy . tiiii,y WOmen liatie become Alot hers, who Ibr many years had. been dili , i'veti Ot 'that liappilivss," . , • .. , s o ld,,wholesa,le.arid retail, at Mr. Butler's, No, 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster.row ; lichirn ari•Sharp, ,i'_utfs mcintlii Weston; - Malidry, F-flea, and •Alinutt, Portea i Cargil, Smith, Scott, anti Mantici:non-c, LinibUtgil ; Pitk, ,p. m l, kto,s, Hull ; flo3tlanti• iiii:l eleytion, kly mouth ; 'Knott and Lloyd, Liriningnant; Litlinge anti Latttbuiy, Liverpool; Staines aitti Lynch, Man Chester ; 1 rewman, Exeter; Bax ter, Glasgow ; and retail by most Country'lVledicinevondcr6, -Joil 10;4ttic:i 2..,d, t aelt, v.itit ample tbrv,:tiotiS. .. This Day_w,is pnblishel, In One Volume maw, prit. 6s. boards, illustrated with Copper-plates by Lowry, and Wood Cuts by Cranston, FANIILIAPe INTRODUCTION to • the ARTS an.i SCI ENC the Use ot Schools and oun4 Persons ; a- Gener.il E of the Funillmental rinciples and Facts of the Sciences, divided into I,ewms, with Questions subjoined fu each, for the exa minationot , By the Rev. .I.•10YC E, Author of Sciernitie- Sze. Printed for Longman, Hurst,. !tees, ()rah:, pn4 Brown, Valet-nosier-row. SALES OF ESTATES, . • OXFO R Otitli R E.. i TO. BE SOLD BY AUC 4 TI'.)N, At the King's Arms Inn, in the Cit r y of Oxford, on Friday the 14th Day of DeCem tit ber, to, at Three O'Clock.in the A ttei Door% in One Lot, • • . . A m VERY . aesirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, osiiy Titne• free, advaltagebusly situated at Mete.. ington; about seven nztles iro:n Oxtord, .tivo. from Wobd- stock, and toil( Irom . fficestei ; coosi,ting 91 a Farts-house, with suitable tli,t-Ltuliiin,,s. to.d Two Iloodied ; wit Pkfty _ one Acres ;more or lets) .o: Grazing, .DairY, e and COtti Land, divided int, eligilAe- 1 nclo,n.rcs, wittin a King-fence (about One iluudred :nal Forty tole ~ , cres Ate Tithe tice,.alld rented by Mr. Butler by Lease, '.Which w.li expire ....tirApril, iSi4. The •reniaLtler is uceupiett by• Mr. l'oolcy, ds tenant at x, sit, [at old -lbw Rto aniour.tiu t ; only to 27;1. but is tiow -of tiVocu,greatq annual value. Vioned. l'.irticillars are now t'eady, and may be had of ba.%esiiirawl CQ. 1' flitters, 0 xtord'; of Mr. P0,..1ey, the acti.. pier of '.the F.ii ins, •who will slew the :3ille. at the plate Of Jai , '; and at the Ai i I'S 91 th:' VllllCi pa i ittll, 11l .W oottstpck and Bicester. A.vplicaiion f...,r furk,:er Patticulars may be made to (George Stint'', Es(i. l—vin,,:.ton Cottae, near De yiLes ;, john 5t. , 7'.1 ,- y Snria t.'Esq 26, ited Liou squate, Lon don ior of Mr. :••, '.!, ;at Sul yey'br, Axml.nsrc r. late report of the Bullion G -, rnmitee has given ticea..iou to a valiety of publications,. ;lid such 'a difference of opinion Las 314C3rett arnonCt tie se veral writers, that it is .ditlic;.lt for the common reader tU form any dear and decisive, 31.u.igcneut . upon the 'o'4 at in question. It. is, howevei, a well. known fad, that our gold currency nt-g - 1,(.. dis appear with al:inning rapidity, and Th‘refoie 'to re move the res , rielion upon the Bank pay ment in cash; seemed likely in no livati .;0,2,;o0 !0 augment 111 e danger. This con NI seqUenCe is :IF+ ready so probable, that We believe .the -public in general were: . lnote tearful of iuJitig the precioni metals dean ot being overwhelmed .by japer cur reticr, -and this -apprehersion seeths to be justified by'the plaineit, ( Fteduciloll3 Of, .cotrimoll Among the ‘iarious pi!inpnleti which this iutr:, ate and,importa:o subject has prod.nced, woik. ne fore' us, seems p.irocUlarly viitiiied to .pc.blic"atten tidfi,, and we shall e.vrai:t though the subject is of so complex. a tincl - e, that lAO re.ir it will Idarkly fie intelliginle, except to those who have employed tbenhOcs in such ruquiries. . There .is anneXed to Mr.. Allishett's pamp h let, zl tat, The -.rate of exchange with liainhorgh anti Putii, tar 4 - ,,04 .ears past, mid itou , coal inFtarlez:, ,a . bov6 or be low por : _,, . . . _ (2d, 14ke. price at f, , -;,141 , ii 1-rinclon, and a compa-z of tilts price, with Thr ;Engiih . stanctat(i, oc mint _price. • 3d, The amount. of Bank-notes circulation, and the rate• o fteirlassuined 'q cOmpat thou ‘,vit tne ptice e pf : On referet , de to these iabies it appevrs that,' for alzpat twoyeJirs intceedentir to the Stitirllooll of 6bn-13:11m-tits; the eNcharige had been, in soind, uttiutur cable to Ingland; :hat, nwdiate ot ..the , :,pitspensiun,• a.,,1 for tk\ - -in ye4riak.cla holf.atictevOing that tnelt4tirt.-, vvmbo - 1796 v , July 17149, the exellange.:•wa! ver)' , .gre.n.ly t's your co England, and gold at the n. ;hit , Mice. 'll l4 l b, t.weeu the end of, rifig, and the excnang6. !was against London, -and the price of gild coosidefably „wi)ove the, thint-i):ICC;' That fr , .::l flit? Cud to the .end • 6os, the ex- t.hai)es t(,• yi ac., CollSidernblY la‘:our Gf pike olzgofct suitio:'lley, at T ce!it..2v,e,,lt!jr, &i2t -pric,`. It thie ii,e ex , chaoges "o , c . .'price.. ba, Oetoi !dated., nod tir.se eircin siauces have led to Ihe investsgatico (~t the Ceih whiee. : . • • . It results trout this referencf., admittink the criterion esta.blished by the- Islcp , ,rt, as the test of an excess of paper, -the grievai , oi ciimplainect of is ot ICCrlltdat, Alm it bail tic) exigence for six' Mears previously t 0.1809, and that the circulation Of . .bank-uutes dining this period•did not th,refore ex. ceed the natural wants of..th 'public, and was not .excvssive. This inference appears undeniable. ' I do ndt mean to inlet ti,at 17 or 18 :millions of bank notes t;:en in circulation, way - not be too -much, under utter circumstances but I conclude; that Mr. Ri cardo's opinion, that the p .per-currency had long bteu.exces.stveo. when -he wrote, in 1 aoo, was' in .corred, that Mr. MuAett- nad not referred to his tables when he stated that the . ins of this ex cess has Leon a_peimanently unfavourable ex- change.. • It results equally from, this theory, that during the year 18oy, and suos , rquettily, the circulation of paper has been exce.ssite,' because both the ei changes and price of .bullion indicate; such excess. During a part of, this period, fro: - n- .fu/y• to Not em ber, 1609,.. the loss on . the eXcliangt: amounted tu,nearly 20 per . cent. We learn, however, from the Report, that, in the spring of 1810, the exchanges e,xperiekced gradual inaprovem,ent, that-on Hamburgh rose froia 2,8, -the lowest rate, to . 31, 'that on ,Ainsterdma from 30 , to 33 :5, that on Paris front ly : to 21 : 11. - " The exchange on Haniburgh appear ing (as stated in the Report) to be .9 per cent,. 111:st on Amsterdam 7 per cent. and that-on Paris 14 per cent. against this eountry."' These calculatioris`dO not exatitly agree with tho Fc t. of, Mr. _Musliett ,adttining, , howeysr, . the, cot redness. of the _statement b? the Cominntee,• small proportion only of the loss thus experienced 'on the exchangeS .1) the Conftnent , is to, be ascrib ed, according to the opinion of the Committee,:ta the depreciation of our currency. It is a principle laid down by the Committee'; and Which they consider to have been-- long settled and understood, " That. the , dilf,rence of exchange r.e suiting from the state of trade and .ay cuts be tween.tWo countries is limited by the ,expence of conveying, and. insuring the precious metals trout one country to the other." It will be equally ad mitted, that, in the evelft - ,of an unfavourable lance of payment,, the-depression of. the exchange must . necessarily s..tfore the Nit a) " can be adjusted by_the exportation of •gold. The Commatce,endeavourt4 to, ascertain tile ex tent of this' limit, that is the expence of "leading bullion abroad, under' ~ r esent ciitatinslatice's,, and tiley,come to the " that ['Las expense * It may bc said dint even then .0 - 4 e price of gold wait above the mint-ineue'• appt.ars by the qpeittotts ot the Cottltotttee, ano.lVlr.(3vidNntto' that the tiiii)4y , of gold was very small, and ther ice of 41. pvr oz. WAS, fixed by the Hank of England, " the clen!:tudexcco.l,o 4ivnapt.ition." -~...:. _~----